Public bodies can be held accountable for how they use AI.
An Offaly TD is welcoming newly published Government guidelines for public service bodies on using AI.
They aim to outline how to responsibly use the technology and offer a practical framework for adopting it in everyday practices.
It's hoped through offering clarity on the topic, public bodies can be held accountable for how they use AI.
Deputy Clendennen says it will benefit public service workers in his county:
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